Marble Tiles

Marble has been used in architecture and interiors for centuries, yet no two pieces are ever the same. Its veining, colour shifts and crystalline depth give bathrooms, floors, walls and kitchen splashbacks a surface that changes with the light. When choosing marble tiles, begin with where the tile will be used, the finish you prefer and how much natural variation you want to see.

Choose marble for the way you live.

In bathrooms, marble tiles can create a calm, seamless connection between floors and walls. On floors, consider foot traffic, slip resistance and the finish of the stone. For walls and kitchen splashbacks, mosaics and smaller formats let the stone become a more detailed design feature. Always confirm that the selected tile is suitable for its intended location.

Explore colour and character.

Carrara creates a pale, timeless look. Compare white tiles, green marble tiles and black tiles to see how colour changes the mood of a surface. The veining and tone will vary from piece to piece, so think of the finished result as a composition rather than a repeated pattern.

Let shape change the expression.

Explore marble mosaic tiles with arches, flutes, octagons and other small formats that introduce rhythm, texture and detail. More linear shapes, including herringbone tiles, draw the eye across the surface and can make a compact area feel more considered.

Natural variation is part of the beauty.

As with all natural stone tiles, variation in colour, veining, texture and finish is expected. View several pieces together before installation and discuss layout, sealing and maintenance with your installer.

Begin with samples.

Order marble tile samples and compare them in the room throughout the day. Place them beside cabinetry, benchtops, paint, timber and tapware to see how the stone responds to your light and the materials around it.

Explore related collections: Bathroom tiles · Floor tiles · Kitchen splashback tiles · White tiles · Green marble tiles · Black tiles · Marble mosaic tiles · Herringbone tiles · Natural stone tiles 

Frequently asked questions

What are marble tiles?
Marble tiles are cut from natural stone, so every piece has its own veining, tone and variation. These differences are part of the material's character rather than faults.

Are marble tiles suitable for bathroom floors and walls?
Marble can be used on many bathroom floors and walls when the particular product and finish are suitable for the location. Wet areas require correct specification, sealing, installation and maintenance. Confirm requirements with your installer.

Does marble need to be sealed?
Most marble benefits from sealing during installation and periodic care afterwards. Requirements vary with the stone, finish, location and use. Follow the product guidance and your installer's recommendations.

What is Carrara marble?
Carrara is an Italian marble known for a pale background and soft grey veining. Its gentle movement works across classic and contemporary bathrooms, floors, walls and splashbacks.

Can marble tiles be used for a kitchen splashback?
Yes, many marble tiles and mosaics can be used on splashbacks. Because marble is natural and porous, sealing and prompt cleaning help protect the surface. Check the selected product's suitability before installation.

Can I order marble tile samples?
Yes. Samples help you compare the stone's colour, veining, finish and natural variation in your own light, alongside cabinetry, benchtops, paint and tapware.